FCC clears path for terahertz wireless dataIt could be used for broadband, imaging and beyond.By J. Fingas, 03.17.2019
Terahertz scans could save male chicks from an untimely endTeraEgg determines the sex of a chicken's egg well before it hatches, sparing it from the grinder.By J. Fingas, 10.29.2016
Terahertz radiation could speed up computer memory by 1000 times‘T-rays’ can reset computer cells far faster than a magnetic field.By D. Lumb, 10.12.2016
MIT uses radiation to read closed booksTerahertz imaging can scan pages that would be too fragile to touch.By J. Fingas, 09.12.2016
Researchers use T-rays to look inside of broken microchipsNew microscopic terahertz camera can see through solid objects By S. Buckley, 06.03.2016
Terahertz laser tech could scan for bombs at airportsQuantum cascade lasers don't just sound cool -- they can save lives.By J. Fingas, 05.22.2016
Caltech wizards develop terahertz-radiating chips, eye homeland security and 'touchless gaming' applicationsBy D. Murph, 12.10.2012
Harvard makes distortion-free lens from gold and silicon, aims for the perfect image (or signal)By J. Fingas, 08.25.2012
Terahertz bandwidth: the key to 1,000x faster smartphones, laptops and pipe dreamsBy D. Murph, 03.12.2012
NYPD begins testing long-distance gun detector as alternative to physical searchesBy A. Toor, 01.21.2012
Terahertz wireless chip could deliver 30Gbps of bandwidth, stream uncompressed 4K videoBy T. O'Brien, 11.23.2011
Inhabitat's Week in Green: 9/11 Memorial designs, an electric helicopter and laser headlightsBy Inhabitat, 09.11.2011